I've always thought Mudcat was very Brit-centric in general. I don't mean that as a complaint since we don't see a lot of current British folk music in my area, I just figured that was the way it was.

I admit, though, that I often don't bring my American folk-related questions because I sometimes feel like a) either I get into yet another argument about whether or not it's folk/traditional/whatever, or 2) it gets passed over for whatever reason. If nobody knows or wants to talk about it, fine, but it does seem like the majority of music discussed is British or has British roots. Again, not a complaint--that's how it was when I got here so I figured I could take it as is.